What are the fees structures for M.Tech programmes at Alagappa College of Technology and Education?

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Harika | Contributor-Level 7

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Fee Structure for MTech program at Alagappa College of Technology and Education are mentioned below;

Fee Components

Amount

(for 2 years)

Tuition Fees

The fees might include components other than tuition fees.
Mentioned fee is as per Tamil Nadu Engineering Admission (TNEA- 2023).
The mentioned fee is for Non-Accredited courses.
Only Accredited Fee will be applicable if the program/courses is currently accredited by NBA. If not, then above mentioned fee will be applicable.
Total Accredited fee- INR 60000.

INR 50,000

Hostel Fees

INR 38,520

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